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Order the xl. There is vary little padding so not much give. When I ordered mine a few months ago I got a large and XL. Figured if the Large was small the wife could use it and I would not have to wait for the XL. Well that is what happend. I do fit in the large but after a day ride in the Large and XL the XL fit better. I run with either a buzz cut or longer hair so that also played a part. But is comes to personnel choice. I like them tight but not to tight.
Is the break in pretty minimal? I don't mind the large being tight if it breaks in a bit.
Is the break in pretty minimal? I don't mind the large being tight if it breaks in a bit.
Yeah I would say break in is pretty minimal. There are earlier posts about how guys took a bat and "rounded" the inside. To me being in a state without helmet laws I now wear one because I want to protection. I know fullface would be best but hey after not wearing anything for 15 yrs this is better than nothing. I truely believe if you change the shape you are compromising the protection. Being a FF and dealing with rescue equipment I believe in it. If we drop (front a good height) some of our rescue stuff we get rid of it. So I dont see how taking a bat to a helmet to change the shape is any different. The thing that sucks about the outlaws is that you have a small window to get one. So not really a big window for trail and error. My head is 23.5 inches or 59.7 cm
I have a large Rockhard and ordered the large Outlaw also. Fits tighter than the Rockhard. I would say if your head fits past the mid point of their sizing chart, go to the next larger size. I was right in the middle of the large measurement, and it's snug. Any tighter and I would have to go to an extra large.
I ordered the L for the wife and XL for myself. She was on the upper end of the M and I was at the lower end of the XL. I have worn a couple XLs that were a little sloppier than I would have want. Hopefully they fit damn near perfect. The helmets are due for delivery Friday
I have a local store that carries Rockhards. I'll try one on and then go up a size for the outlaw. I think I can fit a medium pretty tight in the Rockhard.
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